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But the frequent disappointments, incident to that method of provision, induced them to gather together such animals as were of a more tame and sequacious nature; and to establish a permanent property in their flocks and herds, in order to sustain themselves in a less precarious manner, partly by the milk of the dams, and partly by the flesh of the young.
Counterpoint: opportunities lost and opportunities gained: separating ... by Stimpert, Marc / Environmental Law
Yet a shapely and marmorcal oeuvre it isn't: fragments abound; so does weak poetry; much of the prose makes Emerson seem a model of sequacious lucidity; and a general dishevelment mars the work as a whole.
"A jelly minus its mould" by Downing, Ben / New Criterion
 
 
 
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